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FreeBSD 9.0 Released!

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http://blog.sudobits.com – FreeBSD is an open source Unix Like operating system. it is a stable, robust and complete operating system. FreeBSD 9.0 stable is available now for all users. It is the first stable release (checkout the announcement on official site) in 9th series of FreeBSD. You can choose either Gnome 2.3 or KDE 4.7 as the desktop. The latest version i.e 9.0 stable has a lot of new features and performance improvements over its predecessor version 8.0. What’s New in FreeBSD 9.0 Updated version (28) of ZFS High performance SSH new installer bsdinstall Flattended Device Tree (FDT) User level DTrace N (HowTos)

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